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Default Multiple Ranges = same value

On Dec 3, 10:29*am, Gary''s Student
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Sub servient()
Range("A3,A9,E42").Value = 5
End Sub

another way is to use Union()

I think that with regard to speed, it does not matter.
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"jlclyde" wrote:
I have 3 ranges, that I want to = the same number. *I am doing this
with VBA. *Is there an easier way then
Range("A3") = 5
Range("A9") = 5
Range"E42")=5
??
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Thanks. I was trying Range("A3", "A9", "E42"). this will be much
easier!
Jay
 
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